Sov Addiction Rehab

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Sov Addiction Rehab

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• www.sovaddictionrehab.com
• Finding help for drug addiction can be a daunting
  experience, but it doesn't have to be.
• Please Call Our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]

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About Addiction Rehab

• Sovereign Health Group provides those in need
  with effective and individualized treatment plans
  for drug and alcohol addiction and any underlying
  mental health conditions. We seek to provide the
  most relevant and up-to-date information in order
  to help individuals find treatment when they or
  their loved one is in need. Our staff uses
  cutting edge, cognition based techniques to guide
  patients on the road to recovery and prevent
  relapse. Sovereign Health Group professionals
  will focus on not only treating the addiction,
  but also any underlying, concurrent mental health
  conditions that may be causing harmful behavior.
  Across the United States, prospective patients
  can find solace in one of our many treatment
  centers. With Sovereign Health Group, you and
  your loved ones are in good hands. A sober, happy
  lifestyle is possible. Reach out to our
  admissions team to learn more about our programs
  today.
• Please Call Our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
• info_at_sovaddictionrehab.com

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Alcohol And Oxycodone

• Mixing alcohol with oxycodone may prove to be a
  dangerous concoction, and must be avoided at any
  cost. Particularly, driving under such conditions
  is a strict no-no, as it would make the user
  drowsy and unable to make a judgment.
• Please Call Our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
• info_at_sovaddictionrehab.com
• www.sovaddictionrehab.com

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Xanax Addiction Treatment

• Xanax is a brand name for alprazolam, a
  prescription drug used to treat anxiety
  disorders. It belongs to a group of drugs called
  benzodiazepines. Xanax has a calming effect on
  the brain and central nervous system. It also
  slows down the movement of brain chemicals that
  may have become unbalanced, resulting in a
  reduction of nervous tension and anxiety. Its
  prominent effect on the brain brings forth a
  relaxed high, making it a potential substance for
  abuse. The drug is now a federally controlled
  substance because of its high abuse by the users.
• Its prominent effect on the brain brings forth a
  relaxed high, making it a potential substance for
  abuse. The drug is now a federally controlled
  substance because of its high abuse by the users.
• Please Call Our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]

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Tramadol Addiction Treatment

• Tramadol is a synthetic, centrally acting
  analgesic to treat moderate to severe pain,
  including the post-surgery pain. First approved
  in Europe in the 1970s, tramadol found its way to
  the American soil in 1995 when the U.S. Food and
  Drug Administration (FDA) approved of its use.
  However, due to its rampant misuse, the Drug
  Enforcement Administration (DEA) officially
  categorized tramadol as a Schedule IV substance
  within the U.S. under the Controlled Substance
  Act. Tramadol has always been marketed as the
  safer alternative to more potent analgesics such
  as morphine, so there has been a massive increase
  in prescriptions for the drug. According to the
  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
  there were about 40 million prescriptions for
  tramadol which were written for patients in the
  U.S. in 2012. Apart from the medical use of the
  drug, there has been a concurrent non-medical use
  of tramadol which fostered the high rate of abuse.

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Oxycodone Addiction Treatment

• Oxycodone is a strong, synthetic opioid which is
  usually prescribed to address moderate to severe
  pain. However, it is a highly addictive medicine
  due to its ability to relieve pain while ensuring
  euphoric effects similar to that of heroin. The
  pharmacological effects of using oxycodone may
  range from analgesia, sedation, feelings of
  relaxation, respiratory depression, constipation,
  papillary constriction, and cough suppression.
  Abusing this opioid can be hard to determine
  since it is as simple as swallowing a pill and
  can be easily concealed for use. Oxycodone can be
  habit-forming, even at regular doses, so it is
  always recommended not to use it beyond the
  prescribed period. It is an opioid receptor
  agonist which increases the dopamine activity in
  the brain regions. Since dopamine is associated
  with the brain reward system, there is always a
  possibility to value the sensation of oxycodone
  and repeating its usage.

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Inpatient Rehab Treatment

• While attending an inpatient treatment program,
  patients reside at the treatment facilities
  anywhere from one month to multiple months. Drug
  and alcohol addiction treatment are the central
  focus of daily activities. These programs provide
  the highest level of client supervision and care.
  Patients are subject to specific rules and
  procedures set by the treatment program such as a
  designated curfew, regular drug screenings,
  individual counseling, psychiatric sessions and
  regularly attended recovery-based support groups.
  Inpatient treatment programs offer patients a
  safe, structured and healthy place to focus on
  their recovery.
• Please Call Our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
• info_at_sovaddictionrehab.com
• www.sovaddictionrehab.com

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